Queen Elisa MD WhatsApp Bot: Features, Session ID, QR Setup and Deployment Guide

QUEEN ELISA MD is a third party WhatsApp user bot project created by Mr Nima, who publishes code under the name darkmakerofc. The preserved project description calls it a Baileys based WhatsApp third party module, and the npm package describes it as an automated WhatsApp MD bot created by Mr Nima using Node.js and the Baileys library. Its own README presents it as an easy to use WhatsApp robot, written in English and Sinhala for its home audience.

The first fact a reader needs is about the sources, not the bot. The two GitHub repositories the project points to, darkmakerofc/queen-elisa-md and the V2 repository that was later renamed QUEEN-ELISA-MD, are both blocked by GitHub today. The GitHub API reports access blocked for terms of service reasons, with the block recorded in August 2024, and the pages return a 404 error. Neither README nor any license file in those repositories can be read today, so nothing in this guide pretends to quote them.

What can still be read is this: a full copy of the V2 project preserved on GitLab, whose package file names the package QUEEN-ELISA-MD, gives the author as MR-NIMA and was last active in October 2023; the npm package queen-elisa-md at version 4.0.4, published under the author name darkmakerofc, which ships the bot file ElisaBot-V4.js and a full command list; and a community copy of the V2 project made in 2022. Where these records agree, this guide states the fact once. Where they disagree, it says so.

The versions genuinely differ. The preserved copy package file says version 3.9.5 while the README preserved beside it announces version 3.9.6. The npm package is a later record at version 4.0.4. The setup instructions differ as well: the preserved README tells users to upload a creds.json file into a sessions folder, while the 2022 copy tells users to upload a session.json file into their fork. The sections below keep each instruction attached to the record it came from.

QUEEN ELISA MD is an unofficial user bot, and the preserved README carries its own warning in plain words: the team is not responsible for any inconvenience caused by your mistakes. Unofficial automation can bring temporary restrictions or a permanent ban on the number you connect, and no setting in any bot can promise protection from that. Use a separate number for testing rather than your main personal or business number.

Handle credentials with extra care on this project. The copy preserved on GitLab ships a creds.json file inside its sessions folder, committed to a public repository where anyone can read it. Delete or replace any credentials that ship with the code, and use only a session you generated yourself. The documented QR scanner pages are gone, which makes this project an easy name for fake session websites to abuse: never type your number into a session generator that the project records do not link, and never hand your creds.json to anyone.

On licensing, this guide cannot give the clean answer readers expect, because the original repository is blocked and its license file cannot be checked. The surviving records disagree with each other. The preserved GitLab copy contains no license file at all, while its package file declares AGPL-3. The npm package metadata also declares AGPL-3, yet the license file inside that same package is the text of the GNU General Public License version 3. The community copy from 2022 carries an MIT license file and describes the bot as based on the Cheems bot base, which may explain that file. Because the records conflict, the licensing of the original project is unconfirmed: do not assume it is MIT licensed, and anyone who wants to reuse the code commercially should treat the license as unsettled until the creator confirms it.

This article is based on the QUEEN ELISA MD records that could still be opened on the last verified date: the copy of the V2 project preserved on GitLab, including its README, package file and settings.js; the npm package queen-elisa-md version 4.0.4, including its package file, license file and the command list in lib/allcmd.json; and the community copy made in 2022. On that date both GitHub repositories were blocked, both Replit QR scanner pages returned a 404 error, and the project website linked in the 2022 copy did not load. Where the records publish nothing, or disagree with each other, this guide says so instead of filling the gap.

AHMED X provides this article for educational and informational purposes only. AHMED X is not the developer or owner of QUEEN ELISA MD and does not claim any partnership or official affiliation with Mr Nima, darkmakerofc or the project contributors.

AHMED X is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by WhatsApp or Meta. WhatsApp is a trademark of its respective owner. Use unofficial WhatsApp automation at your own risk.